The pie chart gives information about the key aspects that 4,000 participants reported learning from their internships.
Overall, practical knowledge and communication skills were the most commonly acquired competencies, while teamwork and work environment awareness were the least emphasized. Additionally, a significant portion of responses fell under the “Other” category, suggesting a broad spectrum of additional insights.
Practical knowledge was the most frequently mentioned aspect, accounting for 15% of responses, followed closely by communication skills at 14%. Understanding the industry was also a notable takeaway, cited by 10% of participants. Meanwhile, work operation, time management, career planning, and real work experience each comprised 7% of the responses, reflecting a balance between technical and soft skills.
On the other hand, teamwork (3%) and work environment awareness (4%) were the least frequently mentioned learning outcomes, indicating that collaborative and environmental aspects of the workplace were less emphasized during internships. Lastly, “Other” represented the largest portion (26%), suggesting that interns gained a variety of additional experiences beyond the predefined categories.